30 Jun 2026 Thailand’s Blue Regime: Giving No Quarter? Duncan McCargo The ruling Bhumjaithai Party has de facto control over most senators in the Upper House and cemented its dominance of both houses of Parliament. Thai Politics Thailand
29 Jun 2026 Is Thailand’s Latest Co-Payment Scheme Justifiable? Archanun Kohpaiboon Thailand’s new co-payment scheme seeks to help Thais buffeted by the impacts of the crisis in the Middle East. But the reach of the scheme might be too broad. Economy Thai Economy Thailand
25 Jun 2026 Thailand’s State Welfare Card Reform: New Phase, Old Challenges Wannaphong Durongkaveroj The Thai government is rolling out an ambitious social assistance programme, but it lacks a coherent strategy to identify citizens who are most in need Thai Economy Thai Politics Thailand
29 May 2026 Section 301 Investigations on Thailand: Misguided Search for Excess Capacity Juthathip Jongwanich Thailand’s excess capacity is not due to policy-induced overproduction as the US claims. Tariffs based on excess capacity would be unfair to Thailand. Manufacturing Thailand Thailand-US Relations Trade
22 May 2026 Thai-Cambodian Spat: Private Pathways to State Conflict Gregory Raymond The roots of the Thai-Cambodian conflict are said to originate from their territorial dispute and nationalist sentiment. There is another which should be examined: the business ties between Thaksin Shinawatra and Hun Sen. Cambodia Cambodia-Thailand Relations Thailand
28 Apr 2026 Corporal Punishment in Thai Schools Panarat Anamwathana Legal changes have not meaningfully changed long-standing attitudes towards the corporal punishment of school children in Thailand, even among those who teach them. Education Thai Politics Thailand
22 Apr 2026 The Economic Fallout from the Thailand-Cambodia Border Conflict Archanun Kohpaiboon The Thai-Cambodian conflict has exacerbated economic losses on both sides. Cambodia Cambodia-Thailand Relations Economic Development Thailand
1 Apr 2026 Why Thailand’s Constitutional Reform May Stall Purawich Watanasukh While the Thai public supports constitutional reform, the spirit is less willing within the ruling party. Thai Elections Thai Politics Thailand
31 Mar 2026 Riders at Risk: Who Speaks for Thailand’s Platform Workers? Panarat Anamwathana|Eugene Mark The newly formed Thai Digital Platform Trade Association (TDPA) is aligned with the commercial interests of its founding members. Thailand’s poorly protected platform workers will need to advocate for themselves. Thai Economy Thailand
12 Mar 2026 The Unravelling of Thailand’s Military-Backed Parties Prajak Kongkirati|Napon Jatusripitak The Bhumjaithai Party has had to step into the gap left by Thailand’s two conservative parties. Thai Elections Thai Politics Thailand
